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UMass Amherst has wide ranging environmental expertise in areas such as Water Resources, Contaminants, Sensing Networks, Climate Change, and Renewable Energy. Explore these links or design your own search criteria in our Expertise Database.

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EPA Conference Series

UMass Centers involved in environmental research organized by primary focus


Environment


Energy


Development and Policy


Engineering / Materials / Technology


Focus on Faculty Research


Feature stories on the research of UMass Faculty.

 

Environmental Research 2008

 

Profiles in Faculty Research

A collection of faculty research highlights from 2009. If you wish to download this PDF file please note that there are two links below. One is for viewing on screen and the other, considerably larger file, is for printing.

 

Profiles in Faculty Research 2009 (Screen)

 

Profiles in Faculty Research 2009 (Print)

Environmental Research2008


Campus Sustainability Links

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UMass Library Sustainability Guides

 

 

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Green Facility Projects

 

 


Water News

 

WRRC and Tufts University's Water: Systems, Science and Society Program will hold a one-day conference April 27, 2012 on "The Glass Half Full: Valuing Water in the 21st Century"


Acid Rain Monitoring Project


On April 15, 2012, the ARM project will hold this year's sample collection of stream and pond samples across Massachusetts.

Deerfield River

 

The results of the Acid Rain Monitoring Project April 10, 2011 sampling and analysis of Massachusetts lakes and streams are now posted here for pH and alkalinity. Other paramenters can be found in the ARM searchable database which contains more than 40,000 water chemistry records covering 20+ years. More Information


Water Resources Research and Engagement

Connecticut River


View the Water Center's presentation highlighting current and recent work of the Water Center. (PDF) and view highlights of ongoing water resources related research around campus. (PDF)